Sreeshanth-SymondsHarbhajan -Symonds
ishanth -Symonds
i think Symonds signed lifeterm contrct with ICC tht he will not b punshid even if he sledges anyone.......,Symonds admittedthat he uttered "F" word in sydnet test,but he was not fined,now my question is "y ishanth was fined 4 using thtsame word?"
Well Symonds cant be too bad considering your IPL are paying him 1.5 million dollars to play in their league....
i bet you wont mind if he was on your team and said these things,he is an Aussie and we dont take too kindly to racial abuse or being sworn at by little brats like Ishant Sharma...
Respect is a 2 way street darling,you have to give respect to gain it...
And obviously he has the respect of a lot of Indians if he didn't i doubt that h
e would have been offered so much money to play over there in India....Also can you tell me if Sree,Harbi,and Sharma are completly blameless in these situations,i sincerly doubt you can.....
Dhoni says Sharma was provoked by Symonds
ndian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Tuesday accused Australia's Andrew Symonds of provoking young paceman Ishant Sharma in their tri-series clash at the SCG.
The two became embroiled in a set-to when Symonds took offence to the Indian's celebration after he had clean-bowled him, leading Sharma to point the all-rounder towards the pavilion.
The gesture led the 19-year-old bowler to be fined 15 per cent of Sunday's mat
ch fee by match referee Jeff Crowe.
But speaking after his side crushed Sri Lanka by seven wickets here on Tuesday to earn a place in the tri-series final against Australia, Dhoni echoed the Indian management's earlier claims that Symonds had instigated the incident.
"He only reacted to what Symonds said to him," Dhoni said of Sharma's reaction.
An Indian official confirmed that a complaint had been lodged with Crowe about provocative behaviour of several Australians -- believed to be Symonds, captain Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden.
The two became embroiled in a set-to when Symonds took offence to the Indian's celebration after he had clean-bowled him, leading Sharma to point the all-rounder towards the pavilion.
The gesture led the 19-year-old bowler to be fined 15 per cent of Sunday's mat
ch fee by match referee Jeff Crowe.But speaking after his side crushed Sri Lanka by seven wickets here on Tuesday to earn a place in the tri-series final against Australia, Dhoni echoed the Indian management's earlier claims that Symonds had instigated the incident.
"He only reacted to what Symonds said to him," Dhoni said of Sharma's reaction.
An Indian official confirmed that a complaint had been lodged with Crowe about provocative behaviour of several Australians -- believed to be Symonds, captain Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden.
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